A particle's acceleration is described by the function ax =(10 −t)m/s2, where t is in s....

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A particle's acceleration is described by the function ax =(10 −t)m/s2, where t is in s....

A particle's acceleration is described by the function ax =(10 −t)m/s2, where t is in s. Its initial conditions are x0 = 110 m and v0x =0m/s at t =0s.

1. At what time is the velocity again zero?

2. What is the particle's position at that time?

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